Flat Roof Repair & Roofing in Greensburg, PA
Greensburg is the Westmoreland County seat, built on hills around the courthouse. Downtown has blocks of older brick and stone commercial buildings with flat roofs behind parapets, along with churches, county offices and the Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Seton Hill University sits on the hill above town. Out in Hempfield Township, Route 30 is lined with retail and offices, most of it on newer single-ply roofs. The houses in Greensburg's older neighborhoods often have a flat or nearly flat roof somewhere: over a porch, a rear addition or a dormer.
Roofs we work on in Greensburg
- Older brick and stone commercial buildings downtown
- Churches, schools and college buildings
- Homes with flat porch, rear addition and dormer roofs
- Retail and offices along Route 30 in Hempfield Township
- Medical offices, apartments and light-industrial buildings
What goes wrong on Greensburg roofs
Greensburg's downtown roofs are old, and many have been recovered more than once, which hides wet insulation and leaves the parapet flashings too short. On the hills, wind exposure is higher than in the valleys, so loose edge metal and lifted membrane corners are common after a storm. Houses have the classic Western PA flat-roof problems: a rubber or roll roof on a porch that meets the house at a poorly flashed joint, and a gutter edge that rots because water has sat against it for years.
Leaking right now? Request service and say it is active. Active leaks in Greensburg go to the front of the line.
Flat and commercial roofing services
Flat Roof Repair in Greensburg
Learn more Typically $6 – $13 per sq ftFlat Roof Replacement in Greensburg
Learn more Leak repairs $350 – $2,500Commercial Roofing in Greensburg
Learn more Active leaks handled firstEmergency Roof Repair in Greensburg
Learn more Coatings typically $2 – $5 per sq ftCoatings & Inspections in Greensburg
Learn moreAlso serving the area around Greensburg
Along with Greensburg, we work in Hempfield Township, Southwest Greensburg, South Greensburg, Youngwood, Jeannette, New Stanton, Unity Township, Latrobe, Mount Pleasant, Irwin, Delmont, and the rest of Westmoreland County. See every town we serve on the areas served page.
Roofing in Greensburg: FAQs
Yes. Churches and older commercial buildings usually have flat or low-slope roof sections between towers, gables and parapets, with a lot of flashing against masonry. That flashing is where most of their leaks start.
Yes. We handle retail, office and light-industrial roofs along Route 30 and across Hempfield, Unity, Southwest Greensburg and the rest of Westmoreland County within 50 miles. See the service area.
Porch roofs are priced per job because the setup and flashing are a big share of the work. Most run a few thousand dollars, depending on size, how many old layers come off, and whether the decking is rotten. See the cost guide.